Michael Rennie Dies A Star Of TV And Film At 62
Michael Rennie renowned for The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Robe died at 62. The Bradford born actor began as a stand-in earning 10 dollars a week before breaking into films and later TV. He popularized the line Take me to your leader in The Day the Earth Stood Still.
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Court OKs Hotel Bills For Family
The New York Court ruled welfare officials had no alternative to keeping a family in a 170 dollar per week hotel when state law blocked replacing stolen furniture. Burglary was deemed a man made act, disallowing reimbursement like fires or floods. Hotel bills totaled 44000 dollars over two years until Betty Howard bought new furniture.
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Rainfall Drenches Midwest and South with Hail
The Associated Press reports heavy rains across the midcontinent, soaking inte Kan in about six hours, with Hobart Okla and a broad area from the upper Mississippi Valley to northwest Texas receiving showers. Golfball-size hail struck Plant City Fla as cooler, unsettled conditions lingered northward.
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CIA Blamed For Chile Slaying
In Santiago the Communist and Socialist parties blamed the U S CIA for the assassination of former vice president Edmundo Perez Zujovic. Police say the murder Tuesday was by extreme leftists. three suspects fled after a gunfight, one wounded. Authorities charged Ronald Rivera Calderon with the killing and sought his brother Arturo. The brothers reportedly belong to an ultra leftist group.
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Closing Exercises at St. John's Church School
The Church School of St. John's Episcopal Church hosts closing exercises after the 10:30 service. Students receive promotion certificates and attendance pins. a postlude ends with prayers and a procession to the memorial garden. Murals and hand work are displayed in the garden fence exhibit.
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Probe of DeSantis Police Policies Sparks City Debate
The Troy police dispute centers on the disciplinary process and line ups. City Manager and Public Safety Commissioner weighs authority under State Law. PBA criticizes procedures while DeSantis defends legality and signals a forthcoming council briefing.
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Nixon Joins Wedding Preparations at White House
President Nixon toured the Rose Garden site with his daughter Tricia as wedding plans advance. Press secretary Ziegler dismissed rain forecasts while Weather Bureau cautioned on a chance of showers Saturday afternoon.
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Mice Favor Foreign Glue Over Alcohol at Johannesburg Bar
In Johannesburg a bartender notes mice seek the foreign glue on imported liquor labels, leaving domestic brands untouched. The observation highlights unusual rodent behavior amid bars and imports in South Africa.
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Clyne Faces Judgeship Move as Keegan Emerges for DA
Albany County Attorney John J. Clyne appears set for a Supreme Court bench nomination at the district judicial convention in September. Thomas W. Keegan rises as the likely Democratic candidate for Albany County district attorney, with the party meeting signaling a Keegan standard in November. Keegan, 30, has served as assistant corporation counsel since 1966, focusing on property cases including the South Mall redevelopment. Keegan’s grandfather Edward J. Owney Keegan helped topple the Barnes era in the 1920s and was Albany County sheriff in 1930.
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Supreme Court
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Clyne
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Keegan
Albany
South Mall
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O'Connell Brothers
William Barnes
Mexico City Student Clash Ends in Two Deaths
Police clashed with students in Mexico City as tear gas dispersed protesters near the Polytechnical School. At least two people died and about 30 were injured, one student among the dead. The march targeted educational policies and bylaws at the University of Nuevo Leon.
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High Court Clears Way To Freedom For Yonkers Youth
New York Court of Appeals overturns lower court, orders new hearing on Thomas A. Ruppert, once a Yonkers Community Center fire suspect, and reinstates indictment dismissal rejected by Westchester judge, moving toward potential freedom after years of legal disputes over a confession.
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Viet Reds Press for Clear Troop Withdrawal and Prisoner Releases
U S negotiators seek a firm troop withdrawal timetable from South Vietnam and prompt prisoner releases. The Viet Cong demand security guarantees before talks on prisoner repatriation, while Washington presses for confirmation of statements about freeing sick and wounded captives. North Vietnam had previously refused 13 disabled POWs and pledged to comment soon.
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